Word: withdrawals
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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Brian L. Dunmore '80 echoed other students contacted, saying yesterday, "I cannot tell now whether I will withdraw my money from Coolidge, but I will certainly investigate what is offered at other banks...
...leaders and their top aides met first for two hours in the Cabinet Room in the West Wing of the White House. The Israelis reluctantly agreed to talk about peace principles first and Lebanon, only fleetingly, later. Carter pleaded with the Premier to agree to withdraw troops from most of the West Bank in exchange for two conditions: that neighboring Arab states would establish full diplomatic, economic and other relations with Israel, and that the U.S. would consider guaranteeing Israel's security...
...confrontation with the U.S. such as Israel has never experienced before." But, lest anybody think he was Washington's candidate for Premier, Weizman emphasized to TIME that he, like Begin, disagrees with the U.S. position on the West Bank. "If anybody thinks we are going to withdraw from the West Bank," declared Weizman, "they are wrong...
...Syrian army and Palestinian fighters in Beirut and the north; if they did, it might force Syria to respond to the Israeli invasion. The Syrians were disinclined to do so, since their forces are no match for the Israelis', but at week's end Syria sternly demanded that Israel withdraw from Lebanon. All week long, Israeli missile boats delivered military supplies to Christian forces in northern Lebanon; they returned with Christian soldiers for military training in Israel before joining Christian units in southern Lebanon...
...Thursday, the Administration was strongly urging the Israelis to move out of south Lebanon. "We expect Israel to withdraw," the State Department declared flatly. "The Americans are now saying 'Get out, get out,' " complained an Israeli official, "but if we do that without some arrangement, the south will soon be back to where it was before this week." To meet these objections, the U.N., supporting the U.S. plan, appeared ready to vote to send a force to police southern Lebanon so that the Israelis would have no excuse for remaining. It was reported that this force would number...